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Sesquipedalian101 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Hurl Vulgarities
Dear teachers,
May I have your opinion on the following sentence?
He started to hurl vulgarities and threw punches at her.
1. Is "hurl vulgarities" idiomatic?
2. Should there be a comma after "vulgarities"? (= "...vulgarities, and threw punches...")
3. At the same time, I am wondering whether "threw" should have been "throw" without the comma (suggested in question 2).
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Selvakumar He started to hurl vulgarities and threw throw punches at her. Idiomatic and correctly written as shown. CJ
- Selvakumar He started to hurl vulgarities and threw throw punches at her.
- Idiomatic and correctly written as shown.
- CJ
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SelvakumarHe started to hurl vulgarities andthrewthrow punches at her.
Idiomatic and correctly written as shown.
CJ
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